About Birdies For Children
Birdies for Children program serves as a vehicle for local charities to team up with The Classic in the Palm Beaches and present their donor base with a chance to win the grand prize, while at the same time, the charity benefits from the proceeds plus a 5% matching contribution. Since its inception in 2010 over $20 million has been raised by charities that have teamed up with The Classic in the Palm Beaches.
How Birdies for Children Works
Individuals/businesses solicit donations on behalf of their favorite charity.
The Classic in the Palm Beaches collects all donations and writes checks back to the charities for 100% of the money plus the 5% matching bonus.
There is no risk or expense to the individual or the charity (all costs covered by The Classic in the Palm Beaches)
The Classic in the Palm Beaches provides a full-time coordinator, printed donor forms, management of collections, and award distribution.
Participating charities must be a publicly supported 501(c)(3) organization.
How To Donate and Guess the Birdies
Make a donation of $20 or more to any participating Birdies for Children and then guess the total number of birdies that will be made by the entire field in all four rounds of the 2024 Classic in the Palm Beaches.
What Can Be Won
Grand Prize: Will be announced later but prior to the conclusion of the program in February of 2024
- Awarded to the donor who guesses the correct number of birdies
- *Note – In the event of a tie, a blind drawing from all correct guesses will determine the winner
What Number Should I Guess?
To help you along, here are the total number of birdies made in each of the last ten tournaments (all have been played at PGA National Resort & Spa – Champion Course):
2007: 1,116 Birdies
2008: 1,144 Birdies
2009: 1,180 Birdies
2010: 1,181 Birdies
2011: 1,041 Birdies
2012: 1,279 Birdies
2013: 1,244 Birdies
2014: 1,363 Birdies
2015: 1,168 Birdies
2016: 1,246 Birdies
2017: 1,361 Birdies
2018: 1,090 Birdies
2019: 1,320 Birdies
2020: 1,172 Birdies
2021: 1,345 Birdies
2022: 1,262 Birdies
2023: 1,419 Birdies
